10 Girl Boss Organization Hacks

Hey, friends! Here are 10 Girl Boss organization hacks to be productive and more organized. I hope these tips will help you be focused and productive!

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Now, let’s get started with the 10 girl boss organization hacks!

1. Get a planner

This is my Number 1 tip to become more organized. YOU. NEED. A. PLANNER!

I personally like designing my own bullet journal to customize every month, but if you don’t have time for that, there are plenty of planners out there that are designed in forehand to make your life easier and organization faster.

Here are a few examples of how I design my Bullet Journal

If you don’t have a planner yet, check out Target, they usually have cute ones.

2. Make a weekly schedule

This one has really helped me become more organized and productive. Before I had a clear weekly schedule, I would do everything every day. But doing that makes it almost impossible to get everything done!

I felt like I wasn’t getting anything completely done while working sometimes 10 hours every day.

There is more to being a blogger than writing blog posts. There is Pinterest marketing, freebie creating, newsletter writing, and so on.

Having a weekly schedule has really helped me be more productive.

Here is an example of my schedule:

Monday: Blog post day

Tuesday: Email campaigns

Wednesday: Pinterest marketing and pin creating

Thursday: Write on Ebook or other digital product

Friday: Affiliate marketing

Saturday: Blog post day

Sunday: Plan next week, set goals, do what couldn’t get done (or free time)

This is just how my schedule looks like. You doing something else as a business will result in different tasks you need to get done each day.

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3. Set goals

In order to know where you’re headed and to celebrate some wins, you need to know your goals and write them down. Yes, you do need to write them down, even if it’s just on your phone.

What I do, is I make a little GOALS section at the beginning of the month (or week), so I know what I’ll be working for.

Here are my goal setting tips for students!

Related: 8 Time Management Hacks

4. Track your wins

This one is so so important! You need to have something to measure your goals on. By tracking how you did the month, you can see if you achieved your goals and figure out why you might have not.

Here is an example of my goal tracking and monthly review. You can track your goals even more accurate and add goals you didn’t achieve as well. I just wrote down the ones I achieved that month.

5. Plan out Content

If you have a blogging or social media business, it really helps to plan out content for the week or month, to avoid rushing to creating new posts the same day you need them published. This is just a great tip to be more productive and have less stress.

What I use to schedule my Pinterest pins with, is Tailwind. Tailwind lets me schedule pins to the most active times of my Pinterest audience and so grows my Pinterest and blog traffic.

Here is how I use it:

I schedule all my week’s pins on Sunday. Usually, that’s about 40 pins a day, plus the manual pins I pin daily when I’m on the app and want to pin something I like and think is relevant to my niche. That gets me to around 50-80 pins daily, which works really good for me right now.

I can write a separate post about my pinning strategy if that is something you’re interested in. Currently, I am at 6m monthly viewers and at 20k monthly viewers with my client’s account which I started working on this month. Write a comment if you’d like that post!

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6. Use an external drive + Back up your data

Using an external drive and organizing computer files and drives, really helps me be more organized when working. Trust me, knowing what data is where makes your life so much easier!

I also like having a drive for backups only, just in case. It really lowers your stress level when your original drive isn’t working properly.

Here is the external drive I use.

7. Clean your home and desk

Having a clean environment is so important in being more organized. It is widely known that your mind is as clean as your surroundings, but it’s just true. I work so much more efficient when my desk is clean and organized.

So grab some good music, and start cleaning and organizing at least your desk area. Trust me, you’ll work much better after.

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8. Track your income and expenses

One of the most important things that people skip is to track your money! And no, it is not enough to check your balance.

Even if you don’t have time to design a bullet journal, all you have to do is take your notebook and have an expense tracker for every month.

How are you supposed to know how much money you can spend and how much money you have earned from your business if you don’t track it?

Here is how mine looks like:

I personally write down if I spend cash or money off my card (bank account). In the “left” section, I write the amount of money I have left, often divided into cash and bank account.

This isn’t my only finance organization system, but the most important one to share in this blog post for girl boss organization hacks.

Related: How to Budget and Save Money

9. Create a morning routine

I didn’t think it was important either, but since I have one, I get done so much more in the morning.

You don’t need a fancy 5 am morning routine with workouts and yoga. But it can really help to try out different things and see what makes you more productive.

For me, I find that I wake up best between 7 and 8 am, get a little fresh and start the first task of my to-do list/weekly schedule. After an hour, I make myself some breakfast, walk the dog, and get some workouts done.

That way, if I get pulled into something I hadn’t planned on (living with your family can be like that sometimes), I don’t feel too stressed about work, since I already started my tasks and it’s easier continuing them than starting off late in the day.

How your morning is like, is totally up to you, but make the most of it.

10. Don’t procrastinate!!

I know this one is hard. But being a GIRL BOSS and working at home/by yourself/ or however you work, you can’t afford to not get your stuff done.

The other thing people forget easily when being their own boss is to take breaks. I am a victim of that too, and sometimes realize that I haven’t been outside or did other things than work. But to make time for breaks and some fun time, you can’t procrastinate.

Write your to-do list, set priorities, and get that work done, girl!

These were my 10 girl boss organization hacks! I hope they gave you a little guideline for your own schedule and productivity.

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